Commissioner Bony’s Demise Is A Big Loss To Kumba Police Corps

–Says Colleague

The Commissioner of the Kumba Central Police Station, has revealed that the death of the Commissioner of the First District police station in Kumba is a big loss to the Kumba Police force. Wilson Elong Njumenjikang made the revelation at the Presbyterian Church Kumba-Mbeng on Friday August 18, 2018 during the funeral service of late superintendent of the Kumba First District Police Station, Bony Luke Khen.

            He said the deceased was very punctual to security meetings, instrumental and innovative in ideas related to preservation of public peace and security in the hitherto hostile Kumba metropolis.Njumenjikang recalled how the deceased actively participated in a security and planning meeting for the burial of one of a colleague on July 18, at the Kumba central police station before the shocking and heart-breaking news of his demise hit the police force in Kumba on July 19.

            To the President of the Christian Men Fellowship Kumba-Mbeng, CMF, Lazarus Mukwelle since admitted and dedicated on September 5, 2009 at PC Kumba-Mbeng late Bony Luke was a dedicated and loyal member admired by many across the board and lived an exemplary life that made him to be seen as a pacesetter for others. The funeral service was preceded by a brief last minute security rituals paid to him by colleagues in the presence of Meme SDO, Chamberlin Ntou’ou Ndong, at the Kumba central Police station

            Born on August 30, 1956 in Santa-Mbu village in Mezam Division of the Northwest Region,the father of four was hit by the ugly hands of death on Thursday July 19, 2018 as a result of cardiac arrest.

            After graduating from the University of Yaounde I in 1981, late Bony hard some years teaching career in Douala before enrolling into the Advanced Police college, EMIA, Yaounde. He graduated from EMIA in 1986 as First Grade Police Officer and was posted to Garoua where he llater got promoted as Second Grade Police Officer and was then posted to GMI Maroua. He served in Maroua for three years before being posted in Mokolo, Mayo Tsanaga Division to work as a Special Branch Police Officer.

            He then served diligently and was moved to the rank of Principal Police Officer. He later got some in-service training at the National Advanced Police School in Yaoundé in 2006. This then moved him up to rank of police superintendent where he got posted at the Kumba Special Branch Police Station. He finally moved up to the rank of Principal Police Superintendent in 2013 and headed the First district Police Station in Kumba until his demise on July 19, 2018. He leaves behind a wife, four children, family members, friends, colleagues to mourn him.